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Two four year old TB fillies are in desperate need of a new home. Both
> are bay. One is over 16 hands, beautiful and sweet. She may have
> injured her suspensory ligament in her last race, I'm not sure yet.
> I'll see her tomorrow, so I'll know more info then. She is a doll and
> would be a nice riding horse once she is healed.
>
> The other is sound, probably around 15.2 or 15.3, but she doesn't like
> to race and she isn't that easy to deal with -- a bit high-strung.
>
> The owner wants $500 for the 16+ hand filly, but he'd give them away if
> someone was willing to take them both. They are both in NJ at Monmouth
> racetrack. I would be willing to ship them for free as long as they
> didn't have to go too far. Time is running out, so please call me at
> 215-820-8804 if you are interested.
>
> Thank you.
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2 Horses needs home - Manmouth Racetrack NJ
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Thank you FancyHorse for posting this listing. I originally posted it a few months ago on the usual web horse sales sites. I didn't know about this board, or I would have put it up here too!
However, these two fillies found homes already. I left the listing up on equine.com because I work at Monmouth and Philadelphia Park as a horse massage therapist and I always have "clients" who are available for free or a nominal sum. Right now, I know of a 5 year old mare who is recovering from a small bow who needs a home. She'd be a good riding horse (someday) but she is a little hot. She's at the beginning of her third month of a layup, so she should be good to start working with soon.
I also have a gelding who fractured his ankle pretty badly. We have him laid up now, too. He needs 2 more weeks in a stall, then he can walk for a week, then he can be turned out for about 8 to 10 months. He's gorgeous and sweet and could be a nice riding horse someday.
I was just told of another gelding who needs some turnout but could be fine after that. I forget the problem exactly.
There are always horses available. The Monmouth meet is over at the end of this month, so a lot of horses will need homes. If they haven't worked out at Monmouth, most trainers try to ditch them before they go to Meadowlands, NY or FL. If you are looking for something specific, let me know and I'll try to find it for you.
Thanks everyone.
However, these two fillies found homes already. I left the listing up on equine.com because I work at Monmouth and Philadelphia Park as a horse massage therapist and I always have "clients" who are available for free or a nominal sum. Right now, I know of a 5 year old mare who is recovering from a small bow who needs a home. She'd be a good riding horse (someday) but she is a little hot. She's at the beginning of her third month of a layup, so she should be good to start working with soon.
I also have a gelding who fractured his ankle pretty badly. We have him laid up now, too. He needs 2 more weeks in a stall, then he can walk for a week, then he can be turned out for about 8 to 10 months. He's gorgeous and sweet and could be a nice riding horse someday.
I was just told of another gelding who needs some turnout but could be fine after that. I forget the problem exactly.
There are always horses available. The Monmouth meet is over at the end of this month, so a lot of horses will need homes. If they haven't worked out at Monmouth, most trainers try to ditch them before they go to Meadowlands, NY or FL. If you are looking for something specific, let me know and I'll try to find it for you.
Thanks everyone.